Notebooks are gaining ground on desktops, since more people prefer a portable that they can take to work or a coffee shop, yet smartphones are replacing notebooks, because wouldn't you rather have something you could fit in your pocket?
The problem is that smartphones can't store the same volume of data. That's an opportunity for clever solutions like Egnyte, which offer a desktop experience on your favorite portable.
Egntye is a fantastically simple virtual file server targeted at small business owners. Setting it up takes only a few minutes, and we were impressed with the depth of the features.
Start by surfing to Egnyte.com, where you can sign up for a free 15-day trial.
The service allows for three different types of users: the administrator, power users, and standard users. The administrator has total control over the account. A power user is an employee who can upload and access files from the account.
You need to sign up for at least one power user, and you pay $15 per month for each one. Next are standard users, who are probably people outside your company who need to access certain files for limited times. There's no limit on the number of standard users you can have.